Sentence examples for tip away from from inspiring English sources

"It is a racist institution, proven to have scales that tip away from the people of color".

The opposition of those hostile to the I.C.C., combined with the inertia or distraction of those who support it, could mean the balance could easily tip away from justice.

Given all of this, there are strong indications that when European foreign ministers meet in Luxembourg next Monday, the balance could tip away from requiring an immediate arrest and that an E.U. admission process that would take several years could start.

When their front feet reached the slick spot, the geckos lost traction and began to tip away from the wall.

With that trust re-established, the cost-benefit of stress testing disclosures may tip away from bank-specific towards more aggregated information.

Migration of the catheter from the pelvis displaces the catheter tip away from the greatest volume of the dialysate (Fig. 7).

A firestorm over the Teo Peter case could possibly represent a tipping point away from a U.S. option, if only because of the optics.

But for a variety of reasons, the scale has been increasingly tipping away from taxpayers.

These days, my parents' willingness to send me off almost seems careless — American child-rearing has tipped away from curiosity and toward fear.

She was tipped away from him, her head slewed to the side and sometimes leaning for ward so her hair hid her face.

The limbs curve at the tips away from the archer, a shape called a recurve that adds efficiency to the bow.